hwork
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Comment · 17 years ago
Git for Computer Scientists: http://eagain.net/articles/git-for-computer-scientists/
Peepcode screencast: http://peepcode.com/products/git
GitHub guides: http://github.com/guides/home
Comment · 17 years ago
Yammer just moved to SF and is looking for some engineers: http://jobs.yammer.com/
Comment · 17 years ago
If you want to slurp in some more data about the companies already in there, you can use the CrunchBase API: http://groups.google.com/group/crunchbase-api.
Comment · 18 years ago
OK I checked it out. And by checked it out I mean spent three hours and beat the first four missions. What an awesome game. Smooth gameplay, intuitive UI, etc. Thanks for that.
One idea I have -- cut the demo off after the first two missions. I'm kind of burnt out on the game right now and needing a break; not in the mood to buy the game and play it some more. After two missions I was deep into it and most likely to convert into a sale.
Comment · 18 years ago
Great title Sumon!
To anyone looking for a summer gig: come and work with Mark and me. We're two Rails dudes and we're having a grand ole time at TC.
Comment · 18 years ago
What I like most about Omnisio (besides the Ozzie accents) is that they are tackling structured video. It's a hard problem, but creating a system that turns days worth of static conference footage into a highly navigatible (not a word) site is pretty awesome.
I wanted to mention a similar open-source project whose creator I met at SDSH 24: MetaVid.com. It's built on a semantic version of MediaWiki and structures the hell out of the Congressional video record. It's a pretty cool project.